I saw some guys talking about that ammo stuff online and I thought I’d give it a try. So, I started digging around, looking for this thing called “Scorpio ammo.” Apparently, it’s a big deal or something.
First, I went online and typed in “Scorpio ammo” to see what would pop up. I found a bunch of websites talking about it, some selling it, some just giving info. There was a lot of talk about 9mm, 223 Remington, and others. I don’t know, seems like there are many types.
One site mentioned something about “free shipping on orders over $175.” I guess that’s cool if you’re buying a lot. They also said to use a code “AMMOSEEK” at checkout. I didn’t buy anything yet, but I made a note of that.
Then I learned that this Scorpio ammo is made by a company called STV Technology. They’re based in the Czech Republic, which I thought was pretty interesting. They make all kinds of ammo, but this Scorpio line is supposed to be really good for accuracy. It’s like, if you want to hit exactly what you’re aiming at, this is the stuff you want.
I also read that the 9mm is super popular, like the most used handgun round in the world. They were talking about how it’s hard to find some types of ammo right now because everyone’s buying it up. I guess 30-30 Winchester is one of those hard-to-find ones. I don’t know much about that stuff, but it seems like it’s a thing for hunters.
I looked around for some places that sell this Scorpio ammo, and it looks like you can find it in different quantities, like 20-round boxes or cases. I didn’t see any prices that really stuck out to me, but I guess if you’re serious about this stuff, you probably know what’s a good deal and what’s not.
- 9mm 124 gr Round Nose
- 9mm 115 gr Round Nose
- 223 Remington 62gr FMJ
- 223 Remington, 55gr, Full Metal Jacket
Anyway, I decided to try it out myself, so I ordered a small box of the Scorpio 9mm 115 grain. I figured I’d start small and see how it goes. I’m not a big shooter or anything, but I like to go to the range sometimes and try things out. I haven’t received it yet, but once I do, I’ll take it to the range and see how it performs. I’m not expecting anything crazy, but it’ll be fun to try something new.
So, that’s my little adventure with Scorpio ammo so far. It’s not a big deal, but I thought it was interesting enough to share. If I have any other thoughts after trying it, I might come back and update this. We’ll see. For now, that’s all I’ve got.
